Finally, the mortgage rates we’ve been hoping for are starting to appear! For those looking to buy a home or refinance an existing mortgage, February 1st marks a significant turning point, bringing... Read more »
Mortgage purchase application data 2026 has had the best start to purchase application data in years, with multiyear highs in this index last seen in early 2023, when rates reached 5.99% before... Read more »
Donald Bren’s firm, Irvine Company, might be preparing to test how much market appetite remains for top-tier office buildings in downtown Chicago. The Newport Beach, California-based firm is moving toward a potential... Read more »
If owning a private island in one of the Southeast’s most prestigious lake communities sounds like a dream come true, you might want to dig deep for the newly listed Lake Burton... Read more »
Looking to invest in rental properties that practically manage themselves? You’ve come to the right place. In 2026, the Indianapolis turnkey rental market continues to offer compelling opportunities for investors seeking solid... Read more »
According to the company, these were “performance-related cuts,” and Zillow noted that it has numerous job openings currently posted, adding that the terminations were not part of any cost-cutting measures or company... Read more »
Los Angeles renters looking for a deal might be in luck. The median monthly rent in the Los Angeles metro area fell to $2,167 in December, marking the lowest price in four... Read more »
It’s not every day that you come across a pristine, buildable lot in the Hamptons—and it is even rarer to find such a parcel being sold alongside an existing legacy compound that... Read more »
Here’s the good news for anyone thinking about buying a home or refinancing their current mortgage: As of January 31, 2026, the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage is comfortably sitting... Read more »
There’s a version of this market where “buying sales” becomes the default operating system for nearly everyone. When that happens, the question stops being whether incentives rise. They do. The real question... Read more »